Sentence examples for making them practical from inspiring English sources
But major equipment makers have unveiled upcoming Voice over Wi-Fi products aimed at making them practical for average consumers.
The second area involves being an innovator having unique insights, making them practical, and translating them into a therapeutic approach".
The results show strong orientation in these compacts making them practical for a variety of device applications.
Participant 13: The NTD community needs to do a better job of defining those indicators and also making them practical for other sectors to access and understand.
This made them practical for applications in which size does not matter much, such as balancing loads across power grids.
The Greek alphabet reduced this difficulty, and the nonspecialized content of Greek books made them practical instruments of communication to a general public.
Solid-state drives have been around for decades, but the technology to make them practical and affordable didn't emerge until 2008, when manufacturers like Intel, Toshiba, Samsung, Kingston, Corsair and OCZ began selling them for around $10 a gigabyte.
So even if technology, science and materials didn't catch up to make them practical and routine until the last couple of decades, the idea doesn't exactly seem profound to most non-dentists.
Software-defined devices are too power hungry to make them practical for handheld applications now, but eventually consumers will be offered cellphones that jump among the worlds competing signal standards depending on which gives them the best performance or price wherever they happen to be.
The 1998 act did not just give legal effect to rights until then only recognised in international law, it also incorporated the principles that had been developed since the second world war to give dynamic effect to human rights – to make them practical and effective, not theoretical and illusory.
Researchers have been creating holograms for decades yet they've struggled to make them practical.
